Jail Inmate Locator

Macon County Jail

Tennessee

Macon County Jail

The Macon County Jail in Lafayette is operated by the Macon County Sheriff's Office.

Address
Lafayette, TN 37083

How to find an inmate

To check whether someone is held at the Macon County Jail in Lafayette, call the Macon County Sheriff's Office and give the person's full name and date of birth, or use an online roster if the Sheriff's Office provides one. People sentenced to state prison can be found with the Tennessee Department of Correction Felony Offender Information Lookup (FOIL).

Visitation

The Macon County Sheriff's Office sets visitation rules for the jail in Lafayette, including whether visits are in person or by video and who must register in advance. Call the jail to confirm the current schedule, ID requirements and dress rules before you go.

Bail and bond

Bond for people held at the Macon County Jail is set by a judge or magistrate based on the charges. Call the jail or the Macon County court clerk to learn the bond amount, accepted payment forms and whether a licensed bail bondsman can be used.

Mail and money

Mail for inmates at the Macon County Jail must include the inmate's full name and follow the Sheriff's Office mail rules, and contraband is not allowed. Contact the jail to confirm the mailing address, approved ways to deposit money into an inmate account, and any limits.

Frequently asked questions

How do I find out if someone is in the Macon County Jail?

Call the Macon County Sheriff's Office in Lafayette with the person's full name and date of birth. For state prisoners, use the Tennessee DOC FOIL lookup.

Where is the Macon County Jail?

The jail is in Lafayette, Tennessee, and is run by the Macon County Sheriff's Office. Confirm the street address with the Sheriff's Office before visiting.

How do I post bail in Macon County?

Contact the jail or the court clerk for the bond amount and accepted payment methods. You may also use a licensed bail bondsman.

Can I send money to an inmate at the Macon County Jail?

Yes, funds can generally be added to an inmate's account. Ask the jail which deposit methods are currently accepted.